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英語
美國
13 集
自從 2026年8月3日
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AI is already showing up in MSK ultrasound machines, coloring in the anatomy as the probe touches the skin. Is it going to take your job? Ryan Martin and Colin Rigney spent a long time tracing and measuring hundreds of patellar tendon, Achilles and plantar fascia scans by hand to help train an AI, …

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MRI is the gold standard most doctors train on, so why do so many who know they should adopt MSK ultrasound still hold back? Ryan Martin and Colin Rigney take on two topics they know can get heated. First, the $2,000 coin flip: the intimidation factor nobody wants to admit, imposter syndrome and th…
Is insurance a physician's lifeline, or a leash? Colin Rigney is joined by Matthew Gillogly, founder and CEO of Mavrix Profit System and author of Out of the System. Matthew is not a physician: he built three cash pay clinics, sold them, and now helps doctors leave insurance dependency and build pr…
What will MSK ultrasound and musculoskeletal medicine look like in 10 years? Ryan Martin and Colin Rigney make their predictions. They start with AI assisted diagnosis: why AI will make smart clinicians smarter and expose the ones who use it poorly, why you should not rely on it 100 percent yet, an…
"It's so user dependent." It is the objection Ryan Martin and Colin Rigney hear more than any other about bringing MSK ultrasound into practice. In this episode they take it head on. X-rays are position dependent, MRI is reader dependent, surgery has its errors too, and every one of them is learned…
How many scans does it take before MSK ultrasound starts to click? Colin Rigney and Ryan Martin get honest about their own first 100 scans: the moment Ryan nearly quit, the mentors who kept them going, and the phases every learner moves through on the ultrasound learning curve, from taking 50 pictu…
Is an isolated infraspinatus tear real, or is it the zebra? Colin Rigney and Ryan Martin take apart the most heavily taught and least often seen tendon in the rotator cuff: why the infraspinatus rarely fails on its own, the two normal anatomic findings that get read as pathology, and how to tell an…
"There's no shortcuts with ultrasound." A weekend course can hand you momentum. It cannot hand you competence. Colin Rigney and Ryan Martin come off a weekend of teaching and take the question straight on: I did a weekend course, what are your thoughts? The answer starts with intent. Where is your …
"How do you know what abnormal is if you don't know what normal is?" Every tissue has a signature. Bone is bright white. Tendon and ligament are fibrillar, like a guitar string. Nerve in short axis is a bundle of grapes, or a honeycomb. Muscle is sinuated and feathery. Fat is marbled. Learn those c…
"It's the only imaging modality that you can create your own pathology with the flick of a wrist." Tip the probe a few degrees off perpendicular and less sound comes back to it. Less sound back means a darker picture. A darker tendon reads as hypoechoic, and hypoechoic reads as torn. The image stil…
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